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The Arlington Club was founded way back in 1867, with the
purpose of giving men with names you’d recognize from street signs a
little quietude in which to smoke cigars, cut skyline-shaping bus
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Boneyard has been shorting the market
since it opened. Tony Lawrence assembled his Bend brewery from pieces
and parts collected during his visits to other breweries across the
country as a consu
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North Coast’s Painted Lady gin is named after some
garishly painted Victorian homes in Astoria, where it was made, but you
could forgive us if we thought it is a reference to heavy perfume. This
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In 1984, a time capsule was buried in Pioneer Courthouse
Square. Inside, with a pair of Nikes, a boom box and a “Frankie Says
Relax” T-shirt, went two bottles of Henry Weinhard’s ales. Henry
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Ticket one: Peach Slap, from the Portland Deschutes
brewpub, is a mild but deeply complex sour made with peach puree,
habanero peppers, juniper and pink peppercorn. It was the consensus
standout
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Lately, everyone is chasing charity with
beer. Portland will soon have its first nonprofit brewery, Ex Novo, not
far from its first nonprofit pub, Oregon Public House. And at that
nonprofit pub,
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Portland’s fledgling cider scene needs
something like Cider Riot. First, because the now year-old cidery brings
some swagger so far unknown among the often meek glutophobes—witness
the mob o
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It seems like beer styles have been
around forever. Actually, though, the first efforts to codify the
world’s many stripes of brew only date to the Ford administration, and
the style categorie
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